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exacerbate

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That has helped AI produce better answers—and exacerbated AI’s resource needs.

They were also the scene during the Covid pandemic of massive containership backups that were exacerbated by a lack of modern equipment.

The imbalance has been exacerbated by stockpiling at metals warehouses around the world because of the threat of a silver tariff.

My gut says it could just exacerbate their problems.

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The way managers treat superstars only exacerbates their advantages.

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